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113
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TOW
VICTORIA,
B.
C.
"DRUGS
DAILY
DELIVERY
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
i
tll"
r
DISPATCHED
y
CABS
Published
at
Canada's
Moit
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phone
81
I
W'
v'ftif
VOL.
XL,
No.
178
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JULY
31,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
r
'ople's
Army
Raised
To
Fight
Communists
OBL
FLOW
w
Jr
I
Standard
Demanded
Vietnam
Governor
DiMaggio
Makes
Up
For
Boner
Greatest
Refinery
In
World
At
Standstill
Hopes
of
Settlement
Still
Bright
as
Anglo-Iranian
Conference
Impends
TEHRAN
(CP)
The
biggest
oil
refinery
in
the
Canada
To
Make
No
More
Shipments
until
Rifle
Type
Settled
Is
Slain
SAIGON,
Indo-Chtna
Thta
'Kl
'
iMW:T
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Joe
DiMag
MONTREAL
(CP)
Canada
served
notice
on
her
Atlantic
io
singled
in
Joe
Collins
from;
world
trickled
to
a
Standstill
today
halted
by
the
Up
Thanh,
aged
56,
governor
of
Fact
allies
today
that
she
is
io
out;
m
yn
1Hisnllt-
hptwPPn
Crpat
Britain
and
Iran
Over
113
Mnlh
Viulnam
tiQ
e
l.flflHV
t.hmilPh
TrnrXir
mfllfir
arms
Ui
"ic
iniitn
iiniiiig
m
give
new
v
by
a
nationalist
rebel-
who
!
shipments
to
Europe
until
the'Yorlc
Yankees
a
5
to
4
victory
I
ownership.
As
the
last
huge
valve
was
shut,
thei'C
.died
up
to
him
with
a
live
wrangle
over
a
common
rifle
over
Detroit
Tiger,
Monday!
indicationa
of
healing
the
breach
between
the
ximb
in
his
pocket
settled.
I
T:
.;
J
.
.
,
The
assassin
was
blown
to!
Defence
Minister
Claxton
..
in-!
DiMaeeios
clutch
hit
atoned;
v-0
countries
and
Starting
the
refinery
again.
i
!
ffif
a
"hnticr'
ha
nnllArl
in
thai
-
'
-
lf,-.
ill
piece.',
by
the
explosion
and
four
.
aicaiea
mat
oanaaa
is
preparea
The
Te
final
I'nal
a
act
11
of
c
cutting
orf.
rrench
officers
standing
nearby!
to
take
a
tough
stand
on
stand-,
8hth
inning
when,
after
catch-!
,
,
wfth
the'
dosing
down
of
j
Still
Hope
"
...
"'
"t
.
URr
1
.
:
ri;;;
v-;,r;
:.
,
1
Distillation
umt
so,
the
most
TIIRKE
YEARS
the
homw
of
Malayans
have
hn
ravarrd
b
Chinrse
Communist
bandits
swcen
nt
o(
the
juiiitles.
Now,
under
British
leadership,
the
people
are
raising
their
own
army
to
defend
ine
rine
question
involves
tne
"-
".s-
w
mnflrn
md""
and
onj
hit
in
in
the
the
world
world
I
use
of
either
the
United
States
econd.
Joe
held
the
ball,
thinK-!
gert
lnS
It
was
the
third
out.
Ll"es
ana
lanK?
are
now
.p,
'Oarand
uarana
or
or
the
me
.-sou
280
British
oriiisn
tvoe
type
,
o
ged
because
tankers
are
not
tak-
nf
le.
The
victory,
New
York's
33rd
,n
the
0ll
"This
is
likely
the
last
large
in
44
games
at
the
Yankee
Sta-;
1
,.
,
,'
.
.
.
j
.
Broke
Faith
lives
ano
property,
nctured
(right
holding
rane)
is
Sir
Henry
Gurney,
British
High
Commissioner,
For
Truce
sMiiC
a
parane
nt
me
nemong
nome
(.uard,
the
tirst
raised
in
Malava's
State
of
Pahang.
Britain
p,
lar
about
56,000
men
la
the
Far
East,
Korea
accounting
for
some
23,000
and
Malays
for
17,500.
WithNatives!
shipment
of
arms
we
shall
make
:
dium,
Increased
the
Yankees'
I
uin
tjpn.
w
k.w
i
for
some
time."
he
told
the:
first
place
margin
over
the
idle
fPe,cial
mission
to
Tehran
shor
-Italian
ambassador
at
a
cere-!
Cleveland
Indians
and
the
Bos-;lv
lor
resumption
oitaiKS
ana
mony
of
turning
over
a
large!
ton
Red
Sox
to
22
games.
:
possible
settlement
Foreign
Iphur
Plant
Projected
St.
Laurent
Alert
Bay
Hospita.
eon.
nnt
of
arms
for
use
'
j
NATIONAL
LEAGl'E
WceT
In"
LndoT
'terday
But
Fighting
Goes
On
Steadily
in
Korea
Pyongyang
Hard
Hit
UNITED
NATIONS
HEADQUARTERS
IN
KOREA
f
Cease-fire
negotiators
bargained
t
frs
special
runas
to
(
Cincinnati
Reds
came
fiehtine
1
that
Britain
would
send
a
cal
Pay
Salary
Checks
lback
grimly
from
a
five-run
net
mission
to
Tehran
to
dis-;
deficit
and
broke
a
five-all
dead-
cuss
oil
settlement
with
Iran.
ComingWest
:ng
In
the
Vancouver
Sun,
rurniT,
business
editor
of
ijcr.
.says
that
Columbia
for
more
than
three
hours
yester-
lnrk
with
Phikiriplnhin
in
the,
n
i
gnunwraA
New
Halibut
Landed
Here
Ce.
.
Co.
Lid.
is
consiaering
tl
tins
in
of
a
plant
In
con-
last
of
the
ninth
off
Bobby
:
degU.s
80n-in-law,
Mattin
Daft-
i
df
and
"Jn'or
houf
and
34
today
but
made
no
Adams'
single
and
Connie
Ryan's
arl!
member
of
the
Iranian
Par-
mmul
triple
to
win
6
to
5.
The
victory
;llamenl.s
joint
oil
boardi
progress
t
o
w
a
r
d
ending
the
snapped
a
seven-game
National
:
there
was
..spirit
0f
concilia-i
footing.
Instead,
they
agreed
ALERT
BAY
The
Alert
Bay
Hospital,
a
61-bed
institution,
had
to
"break
faith"
with
natives
who
raised
$4000
$3000
from
a
Victoria
Day
celeberation
and
$1000
from
other
events
for
special
hospital
purposes
bv
dig-eine
into
this
fund
to
Dav
salary
Would
Aid
Yugoslavia!
League
losing
streak
ior
me
tion"
at
a
special
cabinet-board
.V
.11,
OTTAWA
(P
Prime
Minister
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
Is
heading
west
Friday
mainly
to
hWp
Ukrainian-Canadians
celebrate
the
sixtieth
anniversary
of
their
first
settlement
in
the
Canadian
West.
The
Prime
Minister
is
slated
First
landing
in
Prince
Rupert
Reds.
meeting
that
considered
British
!
w""t
l"7
.
."
.rii
terms
that
had
been
relayed
by
checks
when
the
bank
cut
off
an
:
ol
halibut
from
the
new
areas
reached,
Allied
planes
smashed
at
the
Red
Korean
capital,
Vunovj
nt
in
nno
nf
tli
miiKt.
W.
Averell
Harriman
of
the
United
States.
Austin
Makes
All-out
Promise
of
Help
in
Case
of
Soviet
Attack
Modernize
overdraft,
the
committee
of
the
j
was
made
this
morning
by
the
legislature
investigating
the;
Canadian
Fishing
Co,
packer,
British
Columbia
Hospital
lnsur-!c
p
c
t
H
Heli
a
n
p
a
Garv(rA
uai
TV
Viora
1
r
tc
participate
In
Ukrainian
cele
with
the
Watson
Lslana
i:l
which
would
use
Iron
from
British
Columbia
or
the
making
of
sulphur
ied
in
the
plant,
us
b
cn
previously
report-t
Columbia
Cellulose
had
.eeotiaUng
with
the
Brit-niuie
near
Vancouver
for
vntis
lying
on
the
dump
,n
larne
quantities,
i!
is
aLso
an
Important
rites
property
on
the
Ec-.(ivcr
on
which
develop-
Unconfirmed
t
eports
say
that
;
ript.,rn.inprt'
air
Hssait.,
of
the
brations
in
all
three
prairie
pro
NEW
YORK
P
Warren
R.
:
vinres
In
the
midst
of
a
heavy
Austin,
chief
United
States
dele-'
five-day
schedule
typical
of
his
.
.
,
'"
'
..
I
with
55,000
pounds.,
Fish
are,
w
M.
S.
o
t.
Todd,
jj
a
director
of
the
j
,
hospital,
made
this
admission
to
!
lrdm
Area
2B-
I
;
Mossadegh's
cabinet
Is
willing
to;
war
Comrnunist
sources
report-i
discuss
"additions"
to
the
oil
,
ed
that
lhe
caoitai
building
had
I
nationalization
law
that
would
;
been
shattered.
'
water
down
some
of
the
drastic;
.
....
.
.
On
flip
pastern
front
a
nili
was
-
,
'vn
n
.
i
.?V
A
1
;
w
'If
iVV1''
i'
'
t
f.r
-.
i
Wv
.7Vi-
LiV.4lr.
v
fa
-
'
:
"
oai
n
the
tintisrf
Nfiiiims
said
Dast
tours
across
the
country.
Weather
is
holding
lair
and
1
vtnnrtnv
niuht.
thiit.
if
Yuco-
i
Mr.
St.
Laurent
returned
to
I
the
committee
which
called
here
Building
Major
Remodelling
Job
Provided
For
at
Wallaces
phases
that
Britain
had
objected
-
-
..
.....
Kafinry,
reports
the!
slavla
la
attacked
by
Russia,
the
Ottawa
today
from
his
summer
j
Saturday
while
flying
to
Ocean
prospects
look
good
Falls
and
Prince
Rupert.
United
Nations
will
go
to
the
,
home
at
St.
Patrick,
Quebec,
and
Cape
Perry.
No
word
so
far
hasl
Mr.
Todd
said
there
had
been
been
received
from
the
northern
I
iroiil
ine
vuiiimumaia.
.
United
Nations
spokesmen--were
still
hopeful
as
the
fifteenth
crs;inn
elnspft
todnv.
rescue.
!
wul
preside
at
caDinei
meeungs
Austin
made
Jlis
statement
in'
today
and
Thursday.
trniihlc
tnolriniF
rnllertinnR
from
the
Workmen's
Compensation
areat
2C-
j
Comgletmj)derniza,tion
with
Board
U'tiiPh
oweci
tt-Sil.OOO
""
rnwWh?trrrtnBr"ear''tr
"
opcni'lons
are
being
re-(
asnln.
It
has
been
sug-tiiat
this
ore
might
also
wi'ft
the
pulp
mill
ln-
.
Turner:
imbia
Cellulose,
a
subsld-
,
rruttuuu,
muucu
uuu
u;iuiiie
Weather
Since
BCHI3
came
into
op-!
norlr
enQ
01
me
"""fr"
t
trimming
of
the
exterior
of
the
response
to
questions
by
United,
Nations
correspondents
on
the
radio-television
show
"United
or
j
Not?"
He
said
that
the
United
j
Nations
last
fall
adopted
a
pro-;
gram
called
"Peace
Throutsh
i
Deeds"
which
committed
all
'
eration,
wb
can't
make
our
own!1"
Islands
is
still
holding!
prescnt
Wallaces
store
building1
II
D...J
plans."
Mr.
Todd
said.
"We
just
j
"stronB
'
with
fishermen
taking!
the
corner
of
Thlrd
AvenueA30ll
IXCCOrU
Synopsis
marks
the
the
Celanese
Corporation
feel
helpless."
c.c.jr
oua..u.6c
u.
u
.
,
and
Fulton
street
in
which
will;
end
of
a
Today
erica,
hasn't
announced
rniriless
Julv
at
Vancouver
air-
be
combined
the
former
Over-1
JASPER
PARK
LODGE.
A
waitea
store
which,
adjoins
is
new
amateur
record
for
the
golf
provided
for
in
a
contract
which
course
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge
was
has
been
let
to
the
Northwest
set
here
by
Jay
Garth
of
Hous-
It
was
last
month
that
this!
Seining
has
improved
in
the
'
occurred.
"We
are
in
such
bad
Naas,
It
was
reported
today,
shape
that
the
bank
cut
off
our
j
Several
vessels
also
are
working
overdraft,"
Mr.
Todd
testified.
1
Ogden
;
Channel
and
Whale
"All
we
could
do
was
take
that
j
Channel.
HHH
t)TK.l.lll
1J.H
This
was
the
fifth
successive
day
which
the
United
Nations
and
Communist
armistice
negotiating
delegations
devoted
to
the
buffer
zone
issue
that
is,
where
to
draw
the
cease-fire
line.
United
Nations
wants
the
demilitarized
zone
established
along
the
present
battle
lines,
cutting
across
North
Korea
for
more
than
eighty
miles.
The
Reds
want
the
buffer
zone
centred
on
the
38th
parallel.
members
to
a
program
of
"All
port
and
the
forty-eighth
day
of
For
One
and
One
for
All."
This,
,
rirou((ht
in
the
southwestern
he
said,
meant
military
aid
in
rorner
0
the
province.
A
minor
casa
of
attacks.
1
riisturbance
400
miles
west
of
nonstruction
Co.,
L.
M.
Felsen-;ton,
lexas.
ine
ls-year-oia
yt
:iat
si.e
plant
It
will
build
in
hJiMdlc
the
new
sulphur
pro-dufi
n.
but
it
will
probably
be
:it
to
Its
new
mill
at
Port
Eaw:d."
(
(j
nnhia
Cellulose
Is
now
im-pniii.n
sulphur
from
Texas
for
the
In
aWon
Lsland
plant.
Th
rm
thinir
T
would
.
k
-
r.u.wi.
Ti0nH
,nr
ana
DreBK
laitn
wnn
uie;
uiunemuis
111
uie
nans
aim
mat
announced
toaay.
Texan,
wno
is
vacationing
ai
this
Canadian
Rockies
resort,
finished
the
famous
18-hole,
71-
nar
.Aiiro
witH
a
srnra
of
fifi
The
jou
a;so
provides
-or
com
Indl"ns-
Now
feel
that
weiSkeena
River
area,
has
1
settled
we
like
to
say,"
the
United
Nations
bl,ngaln
to
the
north
coast
this'
delegate
declared,
"if
Yugosla-
j
Zoning
and
this
will
spread
!
owe
them
that
monf
1
to
averag'e5
of
about
25
da"y'
plete
renovation
of
the
interior
via
Is
attacked,
we
the
United
rtnixn
the
west
coast
of
Vancou
Nations
will
go
to
her
rescue,
j
Ver
Island
tomorrow.
However,
it
Austin
added,
however,
that
!
lf.
so
.p
m
the
southern
part
he
docs
not
believe
any
Soviet
.
tnat
rain
ts
unlikely
as
far
south
of
the
store
which
-
Overwjitea
In
sem
the
new
record
,or
will
be
opened
up
to
the
mam
chalked
amateurSi
Garth
up
an
Wallaces
store.
;eagle
and
lve
birdies.
In
addition,
the
second
storey
The
record
score
was
made
of
the
Wallace's
building,
for-duririg
a
foursome
with
Ray
merly
occupied
by
apartments,
Graham
of
New
York,
Leroy
Board
Chairman
Discusses
Ruperts
Hotel
Situation
liter
Report
attack
on
Yugoslavia
is
immin-;as
the
dlought
area.
ent.
The
Interior
will
continue
dry
r
scounted
.
,
.,
is
being
remodelled
and
will
Goldsworthy,
Jasper
Park
Lodge
TT
r
t
j.
i.-
i
Hotel
Situation
in
Fnnce
Kupert
IS
particularly
contain
rental
offices
as
well
as
;
professional,
and
Bud
McMillcn
referred
to
in
a
letter
written
recently
bv
W.
F.
Ken-'
storeroom
accommodation
for
;
of
Fort
Wayne,
Ind.,
who
re-,
.
.
.
-.
the
store.
,
i
cently
became
the
first
guest
in
T
i.
i
r
j
v
nedy,
chairman
of
the
Liquor
Control
Board
ot,
Ml.
Felsenthal
returned
yester.
two
years
to
scbre
a
hole
in
one.
and
warm
in
the
southern
part.
Showers
will
spread
Into
the
central
interior
tomorrow
and
temperatures
there
will
range
from
65
to
75.
Forecast
'EAU.-
Searching
authorl-
Rent
And
Price
Control
Passed
Big
Rain
In
Edmonton
EDMONTON.
Electric,
lipht
and
power
was
off
for
half
an
hour
in
50
city
blocks
yesterday
after
a
heavy
electrical
and
rain
storm.
Half
an
inch
of
rain
fell
in
half
an
hour.
Vermilion
had
1"2
inches
of
rain
in
half
an
hour.
t.
it
'Ki.iy
discounted
a
report
i'lsf
-day
that
the
missing
Can-
British
Columbia,
to
the
Vancouver
Jn
ews-rleraia
day
from
a
business
trip
to
van-
.$
Pacific
Air
Lines
Tokyo-
North
coast
region
Cloudy
tir
A
oilTMfltv-M
nr
PnnorpKc
which
had
written
an
editorial
under
the
title
of
,couve
'".'.,
:.'
...,
,
tnrinv
and
Wednesday.
Rain
be
btsuk
1
plane
had
communicated
Mil
Whitehorse
early
on
the
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
E.
Smith
and
!
family
are
holidaying
at
Lake
;
Kathlyn
near
Smithers.
Mr.
:
Smith
is
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
gave
Iinai
approve
-
...,
,h.
nr.uvt,
XT
V
5
TT
"
extension
of
price
ana
rem
km""-,
'
-...
0
nuicis
nui,
liccpug
wp.
oi
juiy
ii,
an
nour
ai-
he
Cape
Spencer
message
control
measures
until
June
30
t
-nern
part
ana
auer
Mr.
Kennedy
speaks
of
near-;
,
Urfu
.
is
again
stated
officially
;
next
year.
The
controls
are
no
ne
'
r.w'ly
15.000,000
worth
Of
new
hotel
J
ThT.h
7nnH
.
public
works
here.
Stabbed
His
Grandparents
tn
m-.,
h,..,
tv.
i.
v.,h
Th.
a.
rimstie
n.
had
been
desired
i.Muunun,
,
rnnsini(.tinn
which
has
taken
,
i
i
tw.
1047
tions,
v....!k
o.'wf.
Tmni.ii
hut.
it.
is
alcng
the
mainland.
Cooler
to-
scai
h
continues
on
that
$
no
trace
.vet
found
of
the
!
expected,
however,
that
he
will
morrow.
Winds
BM
waay.
when
it
b
that
tl'
i"
J?,!!
t
nmtrn,
XT,ri
tr.
in.ut.
over
four
years,
2b
new
hotels
sign
the
bill.
lnig
aircraft.
crnly
(15)
tomorrow.'
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy
50
and
62;
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
55
and
62.
Co-Insurance
Keeps
Patients
Out
of
Central
B.C.
Hospitals
SMITHER
(CP)
Testimony
before
the
British
Columbia
Legislature's
special
committee
investi-
1
have
been
constructed
at
a
total
ORMISTOWN,
Quebec
W-tton
on
Kiiitahle
mom
accommoda-
t
UcencernreS
Now
!st
of
$4,393,500
and
In
addition
Police
reported
today
that
a
31-however
It
seeminhi't
:
new
!
amount
$10,835,746
has
year-old
soldier,
Alcide
Martin,
hotel
construction
was
being
ben
expended
on
improving
ex-
had
confessed
the
murder
of
his
,
-
.toto,
wonc
istlng
hotels,
such
as
additions,)
'
grandmother,
grandfather
and
a
TODAY'S
STOCKS
of
federal
restrictions
which
"""""B
.
.
TL
.
"
a
D.
Jnhnatnn
fo.
Ltd),
yai.c
vauiiuumo,
civ.
;
near
nere.
ne
usea
a
peiiitniie.
have
been
put
on
hotel
con
"ii'i'iutwij
VANCOUVER
ing
a
grand
total
of
$15,029,246,
The
victims
were
Mrs.
Anthine
;
o-atinp-
British
Columbia
Hospital
Insurance
Service
struction.
Mr.
Kennedy's
letter
is
as
fol
Alien,
aged
74,
her
husband,
,
;nj:ntp,
that
1v
half
of
some
Central
British
Co-
"etican
Standard
15
Question
of
Douk
Leader
from
which
you
will
judge
considerable
progress
has
been
made
since
the
authority
wa3
received.
lows:
lorne
8.25
Beattle
44
Bevcourt
:
45
Buffalo
Canadian
20
Consol.
Smelters
154.75
Conwest
'.
'
3.00
en,
67,
and
Nelson
j
j
aii
were
stabbed
to
:
lumbia
hospitals
are
occupied.
74.
'I
was
Interested
in
reading
Cusson
!
X
03
The
News-Herald
editorial,
"Ho-;
This
situation
is
attributed
to
;
death
with
a
penknife
!
ihon
Clnartw
1
K
Donalda
4n
VANCOUVER
H
Son
of
Ml-
HOLD
VISITORS
j
Martin
told
police
that
an
ar-"You
will
also
note
from
the
gument
began
when
his
grand-number
of
new
hotels
and
the
mother
complained
about
him
value
of
these
that
they
are
scat-;
not
visiting
her
during
the
last
tered
throughout
the
smaller
SjX
months,
communities,
which
Is
in
line
:
Eldona
18
'2
chael
(the
Archangel!
Verlgln
East
Sullivan
8.75
I
djSClosed
on
Monday
that
he
is
iJ.4
u
f.rr'it'V
To
Develop
Coal
Mine
the
co-insurance
clause
which
provides
that
patients
must
pay
part
of
the
cost
for
the
first
10
days
in
hospital.
Hospital
officials
testify
also
that,
when
they
do
not
get
patients,
their
revenue
sutlers.
Another
complaint
is
that
it
takes
too
long
to
get
replies
to
queries
from
British
Columbia
Hospital
Insurance
Service
hpaHmmrtprs
sometimes
as
lonff
Giant
Yellowknlfe
8
45
a
Jehovah's
Witness
minister
God's
Lake
32";and
thus
canot
take
over
his
Hardrock
15l4
i
father's
title
as
spiritual
leader
tels
Not
Keeping
Up,'
because
I
certainly
would
have
appreciated
this
assistance
many
years
ago
when
we
were
fighting
a
lone
hand
to
have
the
hotels
In
this
province
improve
their
accommodation
for
the
travelling
public,
especially
those
having
a
beer
licence,
over
which
we
had
certain
jurisdiction.
"It
is
not
generally
known
but
previous
to
April
3,
1947,
this
board
had
no
authority
what
with
the
thought
contained
In
your
editorial.
Harricana
8;a;of
the
Doukhobors
at
HUliers,
Heva
13
j
Vancouver
Island.
X
"
....
.
.
u
I'hgrestt
06
(fi-int
Mascot
95
tf'lian
Mines
20
4!'d
Oreille
7.10
f
'tieer
1.90
Icmier
Border
.31
J
i'ves
McDonald
4.00
'no
04
j"vp
Creek
1.62
f'hak
Premier
38V4
J'ku
River
07
fananda
12
"irt
Valley
'
12
$iver
Standard
2.35
f
I'cstcrn
Uranium
3.00
4!,lo
Canadian
6.00
Grand
Slam
By
Kid
Swim
Team
F.
B.
Chettleburgh
Gets
Licence
for
Ground
Near
Terrace
Jacknife
n812
Russell
Verigin,
aged
28,
said
Joliet
Quebec
55
,
(j
title
"Archangel"
died
Sat-
Little
Long
Lac
72
j
urtiay
with
his
father.
He
said
A
licence
was
Issued
last
week!
thp.
..h.
"The
writer
is-
nrmiy
convinced
that
if
we
are
able
to
piovide
suitable
hotel
accommodation
in
the
smaller
communities
throughout
our
province,
our
visitors
to
British
Columbia
will
possibly
remain
with
us
for
two
or
three
weeks,
rnVnM
.
V.
n
Have
06
t.VlfV
Lynx
14
i
th
j
Doukhobors
at
Hillicrs
VANCOUVER
Gerry
Mc-
by
the
provincial
government
to
j
Dr.
S.
G.
Mills
of
Terrace
esti-
Madsen
Red
Lake
215
;
would
decide
by
voting
whether
Namee.
aged
17,
and
his
sister,
Kay,
20,
Olympic
calibre
kids
from
Vancouver,
scored
an
un-
Francls
Bell
Chettleburgh
for
mated
that
half
of
his
patients
the
development
of
a
coal
minei
not
carry
hospital
insurance
.,
.
,
T,n
;and
most
of
those
not
paying
four
miles
west
of
McDonnell
.
r.
.
tn
h
ever
in
connection
with
the
general
supervision
of
hotels,
even
though
they
possessed
a
beer
licence,
and
while
it
Is
true
where
new
licences
were
applied
for
we
Insisted
on
a
certain
type
of
structure
before
giv
'
a
new
leader
should
be
chosen.
He
indicated
they
might
decide
;
to
continue
without
a
leader
'
much
the
same
as
they
have
for
u
"
L
Vu"
Jr't
vui.ini
precedented
grand
slam
of
all
4
P
Con
48
recommends
they
be
there.
'lantic
2.98
the
last
year
during
the
lmprls
'Imont
1.22
senior
free-style
events
at
the
Lake
in
Northern
British
Colum-datlon
the
coast
cities
where
accommo-
Is
difficult
during
the
Canadian
swimming
champion-
bla
The
property
is
on
the
summer
season.
.
'
sh'Ps-
Zymoetz
River,
which
is
a
tribu-
CT.,.ncTI1
,
I
Gerry
won
the
gruelling
1500-
tary
0f
the
Skeena
River
from
41
slMU"1'L
yard
grind
In
18
minutes,
31.9
the
south
just
east
of
Terrace.
"While
'
we
are
more
than
aprnnds
15
5
seconds
off
the
The
licence
for
a
12-month
Der-
ing
consideration
to
the
application,
we
did
accomplish
some
&
E
is
m)
'mc
Oil
16.00
"cnry
ij
good
work"
in
this
connection.
BOARD
AUTHORITY
McKenzie
Red
Lake
45
McLeod
Oockshutt
-
2
79
Moneta
32
Negus
70
Noranda
73.00
Louvicourt
16
Pickle
Crow
1-&&
San
Antonio
2
51
Senator
Rouyn
:
l"
Sherrit
Gordon
3.16
Steep
Rock
7.55
Silver
Miller
1
36
Upper
Canada
1
61
Golden
Manltou
.7.15
Bobjo
M4
Lapaska
04
Sturgeon
River
15
5k;ilt.a
o
n
pleased
with
the
past
record.
'
Canadian
record
held
by
Bob
ind
allows
production
of
10.000
a
.UU
onmc-nt
and
illness
of
Michael
Verigin.
TIDES
-
-
Wednesday.
August
1,
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
High
0:08
19.1
feet
13:13
17.4
feet
Low
6:50
3.6
feet
"On
April
3,
1947,
the
Government
Liquor
Act
was
amended,
Baseball
Tonight
6:45
p.m.
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
vs.
ABEL
&
ODOWES
POSTPONED
GAME
Admission
35c
unfortunately
it
now
looks
as
pirif
o
Toronto,
after
earlier
tons
on
480
acres.
Mr.
Chettle-j
though
we
have
been
brought
to
vict0ries
in
the
100,
200
and
400-
burgh's
home
is
in
Victoria.
At;
a
standstill,
as
certain
restric-,
ard
events.
0ne
time
he
lived
in
Telkwa.
I
'7
.
.
..
.
!
giving
the
board
the
authority
to
require
suitable
accommoda-
tirinc
Uons
"
haye
Knia
Vnnri
"
'een
"
p,aced
rxlanH
rin
Qn
"
VmtPl
hotel
Pete
8.40
ii'cllic
'
mcess
1.40
"yal
Canadian
12'i
f"yalite
15.00
I
TORONTO
'hona
07
4maque
20
tlon
in
licensed
nremises.
which
I
.
Z."
,
,
Kav
took
the
100-yard
women's
me
coal
potential
oi
me
Lop-
;
title
after
previous
wins
in
the
per
River
area
has
long
been
then
placed
us
in
a
very
solid
i
known.
II
tContinued
on
Page
2)
200
and
400.
18:49
8.5
feet
position,
not
only
in
the
con-'